Din Tai Fung - Century City

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Kato is a standout dining destination that showcases the artistry of Taiwanese-American cuisine with a modern twist. The intimate and minimalist setting provides the perfect backdrop for your culinary journey, where each dish is thoughtfully crafted to highlight seasonal ingredients and bold, intricate flavors. Ideal for food enthusiasts seeking an elevated dining experience, Kato promises an unforgettable exploration of contemporary Asian cuisine.

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Inspired by the owner's upbringing in Indonesia, they offer a diverse menu that celebrates the vibrant flavors of Southeast Asia, including Indonesia, Vietnam, and Thailand. The menu features a range of dishes, from raw bar preparations to stir-fried creations and wood-fired offerings, with an emphasis on spice and exotic ingredients.

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Wabi on Rose has emerged from the ashes of its former Abbot Kinney location, making a triumphant comeback with a revived menu that resurrects cherished sushi and cocktail classics alongside exciting new additions. Led by Chef Rain's inventive culinary creations and a lively bar atmosphere, Wabi on Rose perfectly captures the relaxed Venice lifestyle, boasting a fresh and trendy ambiance on Rose Avenue. The restaurant's sleek, modern design, dramatic entrance, and stylish outdoor seating complete the overall chic experience.

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The Formosa Cafe is an iconic, historic restaurant and bar in West Hollywood, Los Angeles. With a legacy dating back to 1925, it offers a unique and vintage Hollywood dining experience in a classic setting. This beloved establishment has been frequented by numerous celebrities, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking a taste of Old Hollywood glamour.

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A good old-fashioned beer garden in a parking lot - who doesn't love that? The taproom for Santa Monica Brew Works also happens to be a hub for locals looking to mingle and watch the game. Both indoor and outdoor, there's tons of seating, and the beer and snacks are pretty damn good as well.

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Enjoy some seriously delicious Italian food in a casual, New York-esque atmosphere at Little Dom's in Los Feliz. The space has an old-school vibe with gorgeous, salvaged leaded glass windows that give off a lavender glow, a vintage wooden bar, and a brick exterior complete with a bright red front door and a neon sign welcoming diners. Its corner location on one of the most pedestrian-friendly streets in the city makes it the perfect spot for indulging in some Italian comfort food.All of the dishes here are as fresh as they can be, with their acclaimed chef, Brandon Boudet, often being seen picking up ingredients at local farmer's markets. Their breakfast, lunch, and dinner menus are to die for, with offerings like Blueberry Ricotta Pancakes, Cedar Plank Salmon, and their drool-worthy wood-oven pizzas being local favorites.

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Carved into the former rectory building of Vibiana, this cathedral-turned-event venue is serving up original New American dishes paired with creative cocktails in their stylish yet approachable atmosphere. As they say themselves, at Redbird you flit through the epochs, alighting here or there but always feeling grounded in the present.

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